
Johnny Depp made his breakthrough in "Edward Scissorhands" (1990), in which he played an android with scissor hands. Since then, he has starred in such obscure works as "Ed Wood" (1994) and "Sleepy Hollow" (1999) in collaboration with director Tim Burton, garnering passionate support from fans of subculture films.
In the 2000s, Johnny Depp became extremely popular among children with his roles as the pirate Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean (2003) series and Mr. Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and he began to gain support not only from core movie fans but also from families.
"Actor's Watch" focuses on the watches worn by actors active in movies, television, etc.
In this 197th installment , we will introduce the watches worn by Johnny Depp.
Corum
Bubble Privateer [ Ref.082-150-20/ F701 ]

Around the time the second film in the series, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006), was released, Johnny Depp's favorite watch and one he often wore was the Corum Bubble Privateer (Ref. 082-150-20/F701).
Corum's popular collection "Bubble" features an 11mm thick lens-shaped crystal. From the collection, he chose the "Pray Betia" (meaning a pirate ship that attacks enemy ships with the permission of the country), which features a pirate skull wearing a red bandana.
Not only is the dial design reminiscent of Jack Sparrow, but the silhouette that uses a Bundt belt matches his wrist style perfectly, as he prefers large bangles and tribal leather accessories.
Cartier
Ballon Bleu [Ref. W69016Z4 ]

At a video event hosted by Warner Bros. in Las Vegas in 2012, Johnny Depp, who visited the venue with his friend and director Tim Burton to promote his latest film, Dark Shadows (2012), was wearing a Cartier Ballon Bleu (Ref. W69016Z4).
The Ballon Bleu men's line is full of Cartier's unique elegance, but also has an impact with its 42mm case diameter. It has an outstanding presence that is not inferior to the large bohemian turquoise bracelet.
Johnny Depp likes to wear eye-catching accessories on his wrist, so it seems that he has chosen watches with a punchy size, whether it be the Corum Bubble or the Ballon Bleu, that can match his accessories.
Tank [Ref. unknown ]

The last scene is from his starring role in the film "Fake" (1997).
FBI agent Joe (Johnny Depp) infiltrates a New York mafia organization and meets Lefty (Al Pacino), a member of the organization, and becomes his younger brother and distinguishes himself within the organization. However, Joe's heart is torn between his duties as an undercover agent and his gratitude to Lefty, who is a good-natured, family-oriented person...
"Fake It" is a mafia movie based on the memoirs of Joe Pistone, an undercover agent who contributed to the mass arrest of the real-life mafia organization, the Bonanno crime family. The watch worn by Johnny Depp in the movie is thought to be a Cartier Tank (Ref. unknown).
Joe plays a "bad guy who can appraise jewels" to get in touch with Lefty. His Cartier watch, a jeweler, makes his character more convincing.
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What did you think?
Johnny Depp seems to prefer watches that prioritize design and elegance over practicality, such as the Corum Bubble and Cartier Ballon Bleu. This lineup shows his particular attention to "visuals" more than anyone else.

Johnny Depp has been plagued by troubles in his personal life in recent years, with the new "Pirates of the Caribbean" film put on hold, and him stepping down from his role as Grindelwald in the "Fantastic Beasts" series after his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, accused him of domestic violence.
However, Johnny Depp's side of the story was upheld in court, and he was cleared of the allegations of being an abusive husband, leading to rumors that he may return to these films.
Johnny Depp has also become more active as a filmmaker, with his directorial work " Modi: Three Days on the Wings of Madness ," a film about the life of painter Modigliani, set to be released in Europe in October 2024. The day may be coming soon when we can see his acting, which captivates everyone from children to movie buffs, on the big screen again.
See you later!